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DuPont is a global specialty materials and chemicals company serving electronics, industrial, transportation, energy, water, construction, and safety markets. The company develops advanced polymers, resins and films; high-performance fibers and nonwovens; specialty silicones and lubricants; adhesives and sealants; filtration and separation media; and protective materials used across manufacturing and infrastructure applications.
Its technologies support semiconductor fabrication and electronic components, lightweighting and reliability in industrial and mobility systems, worker protection and thermal management, and water purification and process safety. Well-known product families include Nomex and Kevlar aramid fibers, Tyvek nonwoven materials, and MOLYKOTE specialty lubricants. DuPont operates globally with manufacturing, technical service, and R&D centers that collaborate with customers to meet performance, regulatory, and sustainability requirements in critical applications.
Also known as E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company and E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company.
chemXplore tracks 13 projects involving DuPont, of which 2 are active.
Besides these 2, the record holds 10 completed projects and 1 on hold.
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1 more active project and the 11 that are completed, on hold or cancelled are in the record. See all 13 in chemXplore →
Interactive tool uses experimental separation data to predict chromatograms, suggest candidate resins, and speed early evaluation of sugar and sweetener separations.
Resolves PFAS and other contamination claims linked to Fayetteville Works and state AFFF allegations; $455M paid over 15 years with an NPV of about $355M shared by the three firms.
Recognized for over 3,400 accident‑free days, 15 years without Tier 1/2 PSEs, and extensive digital and community emergency systems.
Award cites collaborative work behind a >20‑product end-to-end DLE portfolio (announced July 2026) spanning sorbents, nanofiltration/RO membranes and ion‑exchange resins.
Adds about 97 million L/day membrane bioreactor capacity to Canberra’s main treatment plant, expanding capability to meet population growth.
Sterilizable, weldable TPE tubing retains flexibility to −86°C for single‑use bioprocessing; produced in an ISO Class 7 cleanroom and backed by regulatory/validation data.
High-pressure reverse osmosis element reaches 220 g/L NaCl to push membrane treatment into ZLD/MLD, enabling higher water recovery, reduced liquid waste and selective salt recovery.
Expanded partnerships increase coverage across Mid-Atlantic and Midwest, improve regional service and support the 2026 Nature in Motion color launch.
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